One character in this work contemplates painting his wife under the title "Distant Music." Earlier, after an uncomfortable me
One character in this work contemplates painting his wife under the title "Distant Music." Earlier, after an uncomfortable mention of weddings, that character tries to end a conversation by giving Lily a large tip. One scene in this work sees Miss Ivors use the insult "West Briton." In this story, Freddy Mahlins arrives drunk to a Christmas party, which features the tenor Bartell D'Arcy singing "The Lass of Aughrim." This story ends with Gretta telling her husband about a boy who got sick after waiting in the rain for her. For 10 points, name this last story from James Joyce's Dubliners, in which Michael Furey's sad fate causes Gabriel Conroy to contemplate his own mortality.
One character in this work contemplates painting his wife under the title "Distant Music."
“The {Dead}”